Flint Handmade hosts Holiday Craft Market

Kicking off the shopping season on Small Business Saturday, Flint Handmade is hosting the 13th Annual Holiday Craft Market this Saturday, Nov. 30, from 10am-4pm at the Masonic Temple in Downtown Flint. The 13th Annual Holiday Craft Market will feature 40 local artisans with a large variety of unique, modern handmade items such as vintage-inspired jewelry, knit and crocheted goods, hand-poured soy candles, natural bath and beauty products, painted wood signs and much more.

“We are so excited about the momentum around Small Business Saturday,” says Crystal Pepperdine, Executive Director of Flint Handmade.  “We have been offering a pop-up handmade holiday shopping experience for over a decade in Downtown Flint and we are thrilled to be joined by more than 20 brick-and-mortar businesses this year.”

The first 25 shoppers of the day will receive free goodie bags filled with vendor coupons, merchandise and other treats.  Admission is one dollar. Kids 12 and under are free!

The Temple Dining Room inside The Masonic Temple will be open for lunch and hot, seasonal beverages will be available from Fireside Coffee Co.in the lobby.

The Holiday Craft Market will also have a free activity room with a coloring party for all ages plus make-and-take crafts for kids from the Flint Institute of Arts.

More information about the Holiday Craft Market is available at https://www.facebook.com/events/2128723217436354.  More information about Downtown Flint Small Business Saturday is available at https://www.facebook.com/events/625672971298894

Flint Handmade is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing opportunities for creative expression and entrepreneurship through handcrafting in Flint and Genesee County.  We are proud to be involved in the artistic, educational, cultural and economic revitalization of Flint! www.flinthandmade.org

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